Having visited Lo Lo Chai Village in Lung Cu Commune many times, finding that returning on a rainy day reveals a distinct charm of this small settlement.

Nestled amidst the mountains and forests of Yen Son, where the Cao Lan people have lived for generations, a traditional festival is still preserved – the harvest festival. Recently, the festival was officially recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, affirming the unique value and enduring vitality of this ethnic cultural tradition.

Exploring Ha, Thuong and Y La Temple Festival

Gai cake is a traditional dish of the local people in Chiem Hoa commune.

Through generations closely connected to the mountains and forests, the Pa Then people in Tuyen Quang have preserved a rich and unique cultural heritage - an invaluable spiritual legacy within Vietnam’s diverse ethnic community.

Located within the Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark, Khau Vai commune is a land rich in cultural identity, associated with the Khau Vai Love Market and the majestic landscape of jagged limestone mountains and the emerald Nho Que River winding through the vast highlands.

Since being recognized as a Global Geopark in 2009, the Dong Van Karst Plateau has undergone a dramatic transformation, becoming a destination for adventurous souls. Amidst the towering mountains at an altitude of over 1,200 meters, international visitors are discovering authentic traditional cultural values, creating a vibrant new energy for this border region.

Amid the increasingly vibrant pace of urban life, a unique cultural space still resonates in Kim Phu 22 residental area, My Lam Ward (Tuyen Quang). It is filled with the rustic sounds of the tinh lute and the gentle, soulful melodies of Then singing.

Du Gia is a highland commune in Tuyen Quang Province. It appears like a pristine painting, captivating visitors with its prosperous and tranquil villages, while offering significant potential for tourism development.

Nearly 800 years old, Phu Lam Pagoda – an ancient Buddhist temple – is not only a place preserving the spiritual belief of people in the land of Tuyen Quang, but also a vivid testament to the flow of Vietnam’s spiritual and cultural traditions through the centuries.

As the last cold winds of late spring gently recede, Hong Thai Commune awakens beneath the pure white hues of pear blossom season. Across the wind-swept hillsides, pear flowers bloom in drifting clusters like floating clouds, draping the village in a beauty so gentle and pristine it stirs the soul. Neither flamboyant nor ostentatious, the pear blossoms choose to reveal their fragrance softly - like a whisper from the mountains and forests to travelers.

Amid increasingly deep international integration, strengthening global cooperation in medical knowledge exchange not only opens opportunities for sharing experiences but also helps improve the quality of medical examinations and treatment at the grassroots level. At Duc Minh General Hospital in Ha Giang 1 Ward, the presence of international student interns has become vivid proof of its orientation toward building an integrated, humane and sustainable healthcare environment.

In the early days of the new year, as spring arrives, Hmong communities in Tuyen Quang gather together to exchange New Year wishes of good health, happiness and good fortune.

In recent years, on once barren and depleted fields, members of Ngoc Son General Agriculture and Forestry Cooperative, together with local people of Minh Ngoc Commune, have diligently improved the soil and cultivated turmeric. Step by step, they have formed a concentrated raw material area linked to turmeric starch processing, opening up a sustainable direction for economic development.